The Super Bowl was rigged...

[B2chiefsfan]

That is all...

[New World Order]

Originally Posted by ta900

The only reason I did this and posted pics is because that BlackOp idiot is about the most delusional **** head I've ever encountered on a football message board. Look I won't lie I hate the ****ing Chiefs and I love seeing them lose, but you guys had a damn good run from 1-5 to making the playoffs and winning 1.

Then leave.

[Toby Waller]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

The Broncos won by head-kicking Cam Newton like he was Ronda Rousey. If anyone thinks the NFL is rigged, there's not much of a reason to watch the game.

Still watching jocks be jocks. Man nights out. Being right when you pick what everyone thought it wouldn't happen...plenty of reasons

[TribalElder]

200 Super Bowl quarters of football
200 manning wins

[Toby Waller]

Originally Posted by Mals

If you really want to pull out a conspiracy theory, Cam not diving for that fumble at the end was a little weird....but the NFL paying off Cam Newton to blow a Super Bowl is so far out there that only the true tinfoil hats are going to even consider that.

No one is paying off anyone. That's what their salaries are for

[Toby Waller]

Originally Posted by TribalElder

200 Super Bowl quarters of football
200 manning wins

Exactly

[Chief Pagan]

Originally Posted by Buehler445

That's an incredibly low post count.

Not really.

[Toby Waller]

Originally Posted by Chief Pagan

Not really.

LOL

[eDave]

Originally Posted by smellypitts

Still watching jocks be jocks. Man nights out. Being right when you pick what everyone thought it wouldn't happen...plenty of reasons

Props to you. You had Denver all along and I thought you were crazy.

[Toby Waller]

Originally Posted by eDave

Props to you. You had Denver all along and I thought you were crazy.

I made all my picks on what I thought the league wanted and went 7-4.
next year I'll do the same and I bet Carolina does way worse from here on in and the Texans make the playoffs again

[KCrockaholic]

Cotchery caught it. The ball, can in-fact touch the ground as long as it in no way assist a catch or if the receiver loses control of the ball through the catch. Also there's no evidence of the ball actually hitting the ground along with loss of control of the ball which is the point.

[Toby Waller]

Originally Posted by KCrockaholic

Cotchery caught it. The ball, can in-fact touch the ground as long as it in no way assist a catch or if the receiver loses control of the ball through the catch. Also there's no evidence of the ball actually hitting the ground along with loss of control of the ball which is the point.

The point is they made a convoluted rule they can bend any way they want to apeeze their own interests.
Lol at trying to prove ..a football move

[BlackOp]

Originally Posted by ta900

The only reason I did this and posted pics is because that BlackOp idiot is about the most delusional **** head I've ever encountered on a football message board. Look I won't lie I hate the ****ing Chiefs and I love seeing them lose, but you guys had a damn good run from 1-5 to making the playoffs and winning 1.

Pushing your buttons is easier than tossing a cat some string...

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by KCrockaholic

Also there's no evidence of the ball actually hitting the ground along with loss of control of the ball which is the point.

There is absolutely evidence showing that Cotchery didn't maintain control of the ball. The only question is if the ball hit the ground. If you actually watch the replay, any reasonable person can safely assume that the nose of the ball did in-fact hit the ground, causing the ball to move up the side of his hip where his hand lost control and he pinned it with his elbow until regaining control with his left hand. So the ball hit the ground and he didn't maintain control of the ball, hence why the call on the field of being incomplete stands.

[BlackOp]

Originally Posted by jd1020

There is absolutely evidence showing that Cotchery didn't maintain control of the ball. The only question is if the ball hit the ground. If you actually watch the replay, any reasonable person can safely assume that the nose of the ball did in-fact hit the ground, causing the ball to move up the side of his hip where his hand lost control and he pinned it with his elbow until regaining control with his left hand. So the ball hit the ground and he didn't maintain control of the ball, hence why the call on the field of being incomplete stands.

Nope, that was a catch...

[loochy]

The refs didn't cause all of those fumbles.